Question:

Could you provide an overview of the frequently used SteamCLI commands?

Answer:

• `login `: This command is used to log in to your Steam account. If you want to access your personal library or perform actions that require account privileges, you’ll need to use this command.
• `force_install_dir `: Before downloading a game or server, you can specify the directory where you want it installed with this command.
• `app_update `: This is one of the core commands of SteamCLI, used to install or update a game or server. The `app_id` is a unique identifier for each application on Steam.
• `app_set_config mod `: If you’re managing a game server, this command allows you to specify a particular mod to be used with the game.
• `workshop_download_item `: For games that support Steam Workshop, this command lets you download items directly from the Workshop using their unique IDs.
• `validate `: This command checks the integrity of the game files for the specified app and downloads any missing or corrupted files.
• `exit`: When you’re done with your tasks, this command safely closes the SteamCLI.

These

commands represent just a glimpse of what SteamCLI can do. For a complete list of commands and detailed instructions, the [SteamCMD – Valve Developer Community] page is an excellent resource. It’s also worth noting that while SteamCLI is powerful, it’s recommended to use it with caution to avoid any unintended changes to your Steam content. Happy gaming and server managing!